is lightroom classic cloud based?

Lightroom Classic and Lightroom cloud are both Adobe products that allow photographers to organize, edit and share their photos. They both have similar features, but there are some key differences between the two:
Lightroom Classic is available as a standalone product for Mac or PC, while Lightroom cloud is available as a subscription service.
Lightroom Classic has more advanced editing features than Lightroom cloud, such as support for RAW files and adjustments such as white balance and exposure.

Lightroom Classic is a free, ad-supported software program that can be used standalone or in conjunction with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Camera Raw.

No, Lightroom does not require cloud storage.

There is no Lightroom non-cloud version.

Yes, you can use Lightroom Classic without Creative Cloud. However, some features may not be available, such as syncing with iCloud or the ability to share photos with other Creative Cloud members.

Yes, you can use both Lightroom and Lightroom Classic. However, if you use both programs, some of the features may not be available together.

Lightroom Classic is a discontinued product that doesn’t have the latest features or updates. There are other photo editing software options that may be better suited for your needs.

There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on your specific needs and preferences. However, some of the more popular versions of Lightroom include the desktop version, the mobile app, and the photo editing service.

To switch from Lightroom Classic to CC, first open the Lightroom Classic application on your computer. In the Library module, select the photos you want to move to CC. If you have photos organized in collections, you can select multiple photos by holding down the Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac) key and clicking each one. If you have photos scattered across your hard drive, you can select them by dragging them from the Library module to the CC module.

Lightroom Classic stores photos in a folder on your computer.

Yes, you can backup Lightroom Classic to iCloud.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best way to stop Lightroom from saving to the cloud may vary depending on your individual preferences and usage habits. However, some possible methods of preventing Lightroom from saving to the cloud include disabling automatic uploads, disabling syncing to the cloud, or manually selecting specific files and folders not to sync.